In 1972, Luciano Bertoncini’s work was included in Italy: The New Domestic Landscape, a legendary MoMA exhibition that included Ettore Sottsass, Gae Aulenti, Mario Bellini and many other groundbreaking designers. The show kicked off Bertoncini’s career, and today he is a furniture designer working from his studio in Treviso. His Luciano Mirror (2011) echoes the clean and simple aesthetic of his Min Bedroom Collection, which has been a best-seller in our assortment since 2003. With its slim aluminum frame in white or black powder-coated finish, the Luciano Mirror works well in any setting or room. Includes a metal hanging strip and screws for vertical or horizontal placement. This commercial-quality mirror is suitable for use in damp areas. Made in Italy.

In 1972, Luciano Bertoncini’s work was included in Italy: The New Domestic Landscape, a legendary MoMA exhibition that included Ettore Sottsass, Gae Aulenti, Mario Bellini and many other groundbreaking designers. The show kicked off Bertoncini’s career, and today he is a furniture designer working from his studio in Treviso. His Luciano Mirror (2011) echoes the clean and simple aesthetic of his Min Bedroom Collection, which has been a best-seller in our assortment since 2003. With its slim aluminum frame in white or black powder-coated finish, the Luciano Mirror works well in any setting or room. Includes a metal hanging strip and screws for vertical or horizontal placement. This commercial-quality mirror is suitable for use in damp areas. Made in Italy.

Since 1958, Luciano Bertoncini has been quietly and happily helping to create Italy's design scene. Some say that Bertoncini, a man who eschews the spotlight, hasn't received due credit for the impact he's had on contemporary European modernism. But that doesn't seem to bother him. "Bertoncini is neither envious nor bitter," says Virginio Briatore in the introduction to Bertoncini's 1999 retrospective; "he considers himself a lucky man, and he is always in good humor."